Imagine a setting of lush vegetation which has been untouched over the centuries. The story is that, when the continents were split up, a small piece of paradise, survived, The Lémuria. Nowhere else could this be as true as in the Seychelles, especially on the white sandy beaches of Anse Kerlan, where turtles still lay their eggs in complete tranquility.

Architecture
The architecture and interior design were created with natural materials such as wood, stone, pink granite and thatch. Everything is in total harmony with the environment and in accordance with the strict conservation regulations that govern and protect the outstanding beauty of the Seychelles. In respect of nature, even the lighting has been ingeniously designed so that turtles are not disturbed when they come ashore at night to lay their eggs.